Articles Michael Paterniti on narrative voice, the power of rewrite, Bill Clinton, old cheese, and flying Spaniards (part 1) Veteran magazine writer Michael Paterniti visited the Nieman Foundation a couple of weeks ago for a discussion about literary journalism with Narrative Writing instructor Paige Williams’ class and other fellows.… November 29, 2010 Paige Williams Art or abuse? A portrait of Larry Rivers Was artist Larry Rivers a sexual swashbuckler, breaking taboos and changing the way we think of the human body, or did some of his work have truly disturbing elements? Our… November 23, 2010 Andrea Pitzer Statistics vs. storytelling: the grudge match? Narrative journalism has been dogged for years by the idea that it is too subjective or somehow less capable of conveying hard numbers to the public than a traditional news… November 19, 2010 Andrea Pitzer What we’re watching: the costs of heaven, veterans who seek shelter from war, and work from NPPA and College Photographer of the Year contests For our latest installment, we were taken with some recent contest winners, including a documentary about a group of adult men with autism and their 65-year-old caretaker, who wants to… November 16, 2010 Andrea Pitzer Jay Caspian Kang on the heart of gambling narratives: "All you remember, really, is losing" We talked by phone this week with Jay Caspian Kang, author of The Morning News essay "The High Is Always the Pain, and the Pain Is Always the High," our… November 12, 2010 Andrea Pitzer Losing in Vegas: Jay Caspian Kang’s “literary moment” In our latest Notable Narrative, “The High Is Always the Pain, and the Pain Is Always the High,” we meet Jay Caspian Kang, a gambler who dreams of being a… November 11, 2010 Andrea Pitzer Roy Peter Clark on "the power of the parts" for storytelling Roy Peter Clark holds the post of senior scholar at the Poynter Institute, and as such is one of narrative journalism's hardest-working midwives. You may have already encountered him here on… November 9, 2010 Andrea Pitzer What we’re reading: novelists do nonfiction, a witness recants, and two friends jump into the Charles River Today, we set aside election reporting (which we’ll return to soon) in order to gin up some reading for your Thursday anxieties: dubious conviction and cultural claustrophobia, not to mention… November 5, 2010 Andrea Pitzer Tech thoughts on storytelling: Amy Webb at ONA 2010 Digital innovation is providing new tools with intriguing possibilities for storytelling. At the 2010 Online News Association Conference last weekend, Webbmedia’s Amy Webb presented tech trends she thinks might find… November 4, 2010 Andrea Pitzer 2010 Online News Association conference awards highlight sites and stories Want to know what kind of online storytelling is turning heads? Over the weekend, the Online News Association held its 2010 conference in Washington, D.C. Competing with the Rally to… November 2, 2010 Andrea Pitzer Previous 1 … 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 … 247 Next
